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Revision as of 16:53, June 1, 2015
Ship economics
Editorial history
Created 01/06/2015 by CSG
Contents
Context
Ship burden: data from English Admiralty CCourt records
UP LOAD IMAGE
Overview of ship economics sources
Deposition books
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Sentence bundles: schedules
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Instance Papers: schedules
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Overview of document types as ship economics sources
=Single voyage accounts
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=Ship accounts for multiple voyages
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Merchants accounts
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Shipwrights accounts
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Charter parties
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Ship inventories of goods
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Ship valuations or inventories
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Capital costs
Hull: materials
- Timber
- Metal
- Quantities?
- Cost/measure?
- Material quantities per ton burden built?
Hull: labour
- Master ship carpenter
- Ships carpenters
- Other labour
- Man/hours?
- Cost per man/hour?
- Rule of thumb labour input costs per ton burden built?
- Economies of scale?
Fitting out: materials
- Rigging
- Pulleys
- Metal fittings
- Sails
Fitting out: labour
- Ropemakers
- Sail makers
- Pulley makers
- Other
Operating costs
Wear & tear
- Wear and tear costs (as estimated by owners and/or ship masters)
- Maintenance costs (as estimated by owners and/or ship masters, or as evidenced in ship account books)
Freight lease costs
- Monthly costs as agreed in Charter Party
Crew labour costs
- Monthly wages
- ?Additional payments
Victualling costs
- Food and drink
Port costs
- Entry and Exit charges at port
- Other port related charges
Returns on single voyages
Return to the ship owner
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Return to the freighter(s)
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Return to ship master
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Return to the crew (labour)
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Returns on a ship per annum or other period
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Riskiness of returns
C17th concepts of risk and return
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